The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-16
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Senator Sherman is said by Senator
Becls tn be ono of tho three lcodip q
.,., A., Y,',',. r..
.""oi""'es ior o"c hcP"oiio"" i.esi-
Dental nomination next year. Sher-
man IL sy;pp;po roupd fbe Soutbor,
go % al. ..,s..Ie. .... r. 4. III.
.'ro VI .Ie circic Juso hoW. Hc Is Aik-
ing tariff, currency, and high Repub-
lican fol-de-rol. On the GOOD old
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pioouy shir1 ISSUE hc wars you gentiy
rs sucking dove as your Uncle
biiiy Shakespeare wouiu say. just
mink OF thls from lcadihg hepublican
fresioehtial possibility;
Ihe war IS over but the courage, bravery and
heritage Of % us sail al ' Thn not that cpma se nsre
to rcproach any man for the part he took in
that tight, or to revive in the heart Of any one
I do not come It to make APOLOGIES % nor ~ do e1si asE
any of you. The war was perhaps unavoidable.
Al. claim Is that the Republican party was
revenge but ~ only by ~ feryent W t"Sss' love Of Of
the Union, and determined purpose to
maintain maintain the constitution as they un.
questions the N honesty Of f. purpose y s''' or or
the horoism with which the Confederatea main.
tanned their cause. ana you VIII give credit for
like courage and honorable motives to Union
soldiers North and south. The attempt to en-
force the rights OF the colored men by National
authority has thus fnr partly failed, and now 1t
Is conceded that under the limitations OF the
constitution the rights OF the citizens OF State
can only be enforced through State or National
tribunnls, ana whcrc public opinion is intoler-
ant Jurors VIII not do their duty, citizen white
orpiack' may be without remedy for the grossest
wrong except the rght to migrate to where his
rights VIII be respected.
Who would have thought it would
bo so soon +b,t Ron,,l,,;o,,,., ,,o,,la l.,
' "o".e oo
pio w, @ an """i.'o,'i''eh' VI war
ISSUES we arc s,ao 70 see H. IL
won ohiy save 'he democrats a great
uesu VI trounle, ,.. ou' IL furnishes a
leai'ns iin',o"''o,l 'i',' VIC ',o"'h Is pros
p.'I' an" ,r. ''',' S., W.. nePuo.ic'hs recog-
me ~. Inc SCUM s,ea'Gse prosper
..y mas t"'',e aoo'.' "hoet Dehiocr".ic
o'".o .,"''',1,'s'la,,ois' ~. ~ anu .""s lhui-
loo..s ''I Nepuplicnns pay tne Demo-
" .'".. 10, " my" oo,hpll,len,. n"' whao
rs :s sun oe'.er, ,s ..au Io.'.nern prosper
10y p,.. ,u"H.s ;,. ~. N".'o,.a: a., prospori'y
,v,,no1. r' 1'sS .,as, ,s'e,. 70 .o,s .n.s: ,, .
they (the pemocrats1 would neck at Seranye
agitate and disturb the magnificent industries
o, Da, up pS rne mepoocan can, party ana you good
resources ~ and abundant raw material D are es. y.
p .cted to leave them all undeveloped to favor
nh; memocra.o PURPOSES ralner than support Re-
6ec7uss, .torsoota, the Rspubiicon partv aid not
egrse phh some Of yor about slarery and the
,hs yss you are TO
to party in the North for its sympathy for YOU
in the war, into which they encouraged you to
en,r,' ,rI a:a aesef'ea you IN your extremity.
me l.ai.cs are ours, sherman has
a' i"S, =, iou',o o"' 1ha1 'ne war Is ovof'
anu HAS oeeh over 1or '"eh1y-hVe
years
ne ma, made announcer great ana
,.nai olsco5ery' ~mch places MN
"'onSslue nI NHwtoh' Copernicus ana
ualiieo' ne teiis 'he oontherners that
'iie Nor'herh democrats aeserted
you III your eAtrem'ty, ~hich Is TO
Say ,h"' .he Northcrn democrats ~eSe
.oyai. anu 'ha' sae NePo"ieah cnarge
"'a' .aey were u,s'oyai Is d oeastly lie
""' q, whoie c'oth' haeiy Vioiatlhg tnat